Starbucks is great. The only issue with this one is the space allowed for people to wait for their drinks. There is a ton of space in this location overall, but they have crowded tables too close to the waiting area and it makes getting around in that area difficult. To exacerbate this issue, they have also placed a lot of their additional products (mugs, coffee, etc.) in this area. This makes it difficult to look at these products when they are busy, but it also means that people have to go out of their way to look at them before making a purchase.
(4)
Amy B.
I'm moving and I will miss this Starbucks. They gave me old newspapers to pack with and most of the baristas are quite friendly. I also like that I can refill my passion tea for less than a dollar! I've become quite friendly with most of the baristas, I look forward to visiting them when I'm in town!
(4)
Glenn T.
Indie hangout and gathering place for hundreds of delinquent teens on a Friday or Saturday. The time I went there I was on a bike ride through Bucks county and was clad in bright blue spandex racing kit. I was in queue waiting and the guy in front of me was paying for a few coffees with several methods of payment: IE starbucks card, cash and credit card-just for a $20.00 tab. I was patient and when my turn was up next, the barrista (coffee waitress) looked at me and went to the person in back of me and said: "your usual Fran?" It was like I was invisible..I doubt that, as I was wearing a bright blue uniform. I complained to the manager and didn't even get a free cup of coffee. The barristas are pretentious and only seem to want to wait on regulars. I intentionally ask for a "small" or a "large" instead of using their terminology of "vente" and "grande." With the cadre of teens on a weekend night, I avoid the place.
(2)
David R.
I have been in Starbucks stores in many, many states and this is by far my favorite location. The store itself has always been clean and there is plenty of space to sit down and enjoy a little reading and coffee. The staff has always been friendly and I've never had a problem in the perhaps hundreds of times I've been here. Also, I appreciate the fact that the quality and taste has always been consistent. While I might like the idea of the "locally owned" coffee shop, you don't often get that consistency.
(4)
Gerald S.
The best thing about this Starbucks on Main Street, Doylestown, is the front elevation from the street. It occupies a historic building that dominates a key intersection in the Borough. Very attractive. Sadly, that is where the positives end. Inside, the layout is dreary. Dark on the brightest days, it feels like a morose ghost inhabits it, making for a sense of weariness. The coffee at all Star$$$ is universally bad, and it is no different here. It forces you to upgrade to an expensive alternative to regular coffee, a perverse upsell that seems to work everywhere. The pleasantness of the staff is helpful, but cannot overcome the down energy that is ever present. Many better choices in town, perhaps why the shop was not overly busy while life on the streets around it was jumping.
(2)
Noah R.
Very nice Starbucks in heart of Doylestown. This Starbucks sits in a historic building which adds to the cozy inside atmosphere complete with a fireplace. There is also outside seating overlooking downtown. The service is very good and I have been pleased. Parking can be tricky with a small public metered lot behind the building. There is plenty of street parking if you can find a spot.
(4)
Craig A.
I have never seen such ignorance in one location. After entering this hell hole we were promptly pushed to a back portion of the restruant. Later after we were near empty on our beverages a sexualy open employee came angry yelling that the dinning room was not for "us" apparently paying customers only for this cooperate evil that thrives from treating patrons like second class citizens. Keep in mind I did not make a scene because I'm a good Christian women
(1)
Karen F.
This review is for the Doylestown Starbucks in the historic Fountain House - that for years & years was a bank. As you may know - if you read my reviews - I am not a big Fourbucks (aka Charbucks) fan, but this location - smack-dab in the middle of town - is a keeper. The multiple room layout makes for a good spot to cozy up with a (burnt tasting overpirced) coffee drink. My little daughter likes the iced green tea lemonade. A nice location with decent service for a Starbucks. About as good as a Starbucks can get. (Oh and boy, can it get crowded with yuppies!).
(4)
Caleb B.
This is my favorite Starbucks in Doylestown. The baristas are very chatty and friendly, and inside there are 2 rooms for seating, giving you a view of historic Doylestown. One of my favorite drinks at Starbucks is Iced Coffee, but this Starbucks always seems to not have it! They also run out on a lot of little supplies.
(3)
Colleen F.
Today I went for my usual coffee and when I went up to the register to order, I found that I had left my debit card at home. The cashier was kind enough to say "don't worry about it we'll take care of it. " and gave me my drink for free... She totally made my day! And because of her I will always recommend this place. :) thank you
(5)
Steve D.
I'm giving this starbucks 5 stars based on the cool staff and the Clover machine. No pour overs here, they use the clover machine which is pretty amazing!! The clover is a reverse French press and it makes an amazing cup of coffee!!! Perfect extraction every time, and now you can pick whatever single origin coffee you want instead of being limited to 3. This is what coffee culture is about!!! I recommend grabbing a coffee and walking down the street to the bookstore!!
(5)
Shane A.
This is a great location for a Starbucks, in the center of everything. This location has become such a staple for the community by participating in local events and supplying power to most of the town when the power goes out everywhere else. The only downside is the kids that hang out on the porch. I don't mind the loitering, but their behavior and language is what's off-putting.
(4)
Greg B.
Went in and they had no iced decaf and no apology. Okay. And they never have salt or pepper for their food items like the others do. Claim they order it but it just doesn't come in.Well, call corporate and solve the problem instead of just accepting it!
(1)
D L.
Unimpressive. The ambiance, food and coffee are better at the other 2 coffee places in town. The seating area in Starbucks is uncomfortable, ugly and unpleasant. Rude, robotic staff, not very friendly when I have been in there. No thanks. The prices are too high, esp. for the quality of what it is served. Forget about the pre-fab cakes and desserts.
(1)
Amy K.
We love this Starbucks... they are quick, friendly, and do a great job. Other than the hoodrats hanging out on the front step, it is great. Also. I would clean more thoroughly the front porch!!
(5)
Jason B.
This is the classic traditional Starbucks set-up; it's relaxed set up with comfortable chairs, a fireplace and of course, excellent coffee is exactly the business model that the founders had in mind and the on-going success of this coffee spot while the others in town have come and gone (Bucks County Coffee, Coffee and Cream, etc.) speaks to it's perfect location and accessibility. I see people complaining about the kids who hang out there (there's really nowhere else in Doylestown for kids to go ... lighten up) and the "dimly lit" interior (it's supposed to be like someone's comfortable living space, not a KMART) but all in all this place is great. I go there frequently.
Cat H.
Starbucks is great. The only issue with this one is the space allowed for people to wait for their drinks. There is a ton of space in this location overall, but they have crowded tables too close to the waiting area and it makes getting around in that area difficult. To exacerbate this issue, they have also placed a lot of their additional products (mugs, coffee, etc.) in this area. This makes it difficult to look at these products when they are busy, but it also means that people have to go out of their way to look at them before making a purchase.
(4)Amy B.
I'm moving and I will miss this Starbucks. They gave me old newspapers to pack with and most of the baristas are quite friendly. I also like that I can refill my passion tea for less than a dollar! I've become quite friendly with most of the baristas, I look forward to visiting them when I'm in town!
(4)Glenn T.
Indie hangout and gathering place for hundreds of delinquent teens on a Friday or Saturday. The time I went there I was on a bike ride through Bucks county and was clad in bright blue spandex racing kit. I was in queue waiting and the guy in front of me was paying for a few coffees with several methods of payment: IE starbucks card, cash and credit card-just for a $20.00 tab. I was patient and when my turn was up next, the barrista (coffee waitress) looked at me and went to the person in back of me and said: "your usual Fran?" It was like I was invisible..I doubt that, as I was wearing a bright blue uniform. I complained to the manager and didn't even get a free cup of coffee. The barristas are pretentious and only seem to want to wait on regulars. I intentionally ask for a "small" or a "large" instead of using their terminology of "vente" and "grande." With the cadre of teens on a weekend night, I avoid the place.
(2)David R.
I have been in Starbucks stores in many, many states and this is by far my favorite location. The store itself has always been clean and there is plenty of space to sit down and enjoy a little reading and coffee. The staff has always been friendly and I've never had a problem in the perhaps hundreds of times I've been here. Also, I appreciate the fact that the quality and taste has always been consistent. While I might like the idea of the "locally owned" coffee shop, you don't often get that consistency.
(4)Gerald S.
The best thing about this Starbucks on Main Street, Doylestown, is the front elevation from the street. It occupies a historic building that dominates a key intersection in the Borough. Very attractive. Sadly, that is where the positives end. Inside, the layout is dreary. Dark on the brightest days, it feels like a morose ghost inhabits it, making for a sense of weariness. The coffee at all Star$$$ is universally bad, and it is no different here. It forces you to upgrade to an expensive alternative to regular coffee, a perverse upsell that seems to work everywhere. The pleasantness of the staff is helpful, but cannot overcome the down energy that is ever present. Many better choices in town, perhaps why the shop was not overly busy while life on the streets around it was jumping.
(2)Noah R.
Very nice Starbucks in heart of Doylestown. This Starbucks sits in a historic building which adds to the cozy inside atmosphere complete with a fireplace. There is also outside seating overlooking downtown. The service is very good and I have been pleased. Parking can be tricky with a small public metered lot behind the building. There is plenty of street parking if you can find a spot.
(4)Craig A.
I have never seen such ignorance in one location. After entering this hell hole we were promptly pushed to a back portion of the restruant. Later after we were near empty on our beverages a sexualy open employee came angry yelling that the dinning room was not for "us" apparently paying customers only for this cooperate evil that thrives from treating patrons like second class citizens. Keep in mind I did not make a scene because I'm a good Christian women
(1)Karen F.
This review is for the Doylestown Starbucks in the historic Fountain House - that for years & years was a bank. As you may know - if you read my reviews - I am not a big Fourbucks (aka Charbucks) fan, but this location - smack-dab in the middle of town - is a keeper. The multiple room layout makes for a good spot to cozy up with a (burnt tasting overpirced) coffee drink. My little daughter likes the iced green tea lemonade. A nice location with decent service for a Starbucks. About as good as a Starbucks can get. (Oh and boy, can it get crowded with yuppies!).
(4)Caleb B.
This is my favorite Starbucks in Doylestown. The baristas are very chatty and friendly, and inside there are 2 rooms for seating, giving you a view of historic Doylestown. One of my favorite drinks at Starbucks is Iced Coffee, but this Starbucks always seems to not have it! They also run out on a lot of little supplies.
(3)Colleen F.
Today I went for my usual coffee and when I went up to the register to order, I found that I had left my debit card at home. The cashier was kind enough to say "don't worry about it we'll take care of it. " and gave me my drink for free... She totally made my day! And because of her I will always recommend this place. :) thank you
(5)Steve D.
I'm giving this starbucks 5 stars based on the cool staff and the Clover machine. No pour overs here, they use the clover machine which is pretty amazing!! The clover is a reverse French press and it makes an amazing cup of coffee!!! Perfect extraction every time, and now you can pick whatever single origin coffee you want instead of being limited to 3. This is what coffee culture is about!!! I recommend grabbing a coffee and walking down the street to the bookstore!!
(5)Shane A.
This is a great location for a Starbucks, in the center of everything. This location has become such a staple for the community by participating in local events and supplying power to most of the town when the power goes out everywhere else. The only downside is the kids that hang out on the porch. I don't mind the loitering, but their behavior and language is what's off-putting.
(4)Greg B.
Went in and they had no iced decaf and no apology. Okay. And they never have salt or pepper for their food items like the others do. Claim they order it but it just doesn't come in.Well, call corporate and solve the problem instead of just accepting it!
(1)D L.
Unimpressive. The ambiance, food and coffee are better at the other 2 coffee places in town. The seating area in Starbucks is uncomfortable, ugly and unpleasant. Rude, robotic staff, not very friendly when I have been in there. No thanks. The prices are too high, esp. for the quality of what it is served. Forget about the pre-fab cakes and desserts.
(1)Amy K.
We love this Starbucks... they are quick, friendly, and do a great job. Other than the hoodrats hanging out on the front step, it is great. Also. I would clean more thoroughly the front porch!!
(5)Jason B.
This is the classic traditional Starbucks set-up; it's relaxed set up with comfortable chairs, a fireplace and of course, excellent coffee is exactly the business model that the founders had in mind and the on-going success of this coffee spot while the others in town have come and gone (Bucks County Coffee, Coffee and Cream, etc.) speaks to it's perfect location and accessibility. I see people complaining about the kids who hang out there (there's really nowhere else in Doylestown for kids to go ... lighten up) and the "dimly lit" interior (it's supposed to be like someone's comfortable living space, not a KMART) but all in all this place is great. I go there frequently.
(5)